- Application for registration of the birth certificate – Case 3 (MODUL-ONE 3), duly completed and signed by both parents;
- Self-declaration form pursuant to Presidential Decree 445/2000, duly completed and signed by the Italian parent;
- Minor’s birth certificate (for the United Kingdom: full birth certificate or certified copy of an entry of birth), duly legalized (*SEE BOX TRANSLATIONS AND LEGALIZATIONS);
- Translation of the birth certificate into Italian – the Apostille does not need to be translated (*SEE BOX TRANSLATIONS AND LEGALIZATIONS);
- Photocopy of the passports or valid identity documents of the parents and the minor (if already available);
- If available, photocopy of previous identity documents of the Italian parent issued during their period of residence in Italy.
Additionally:
• Other documentation proving the absence of foreign citizenship
Self-declarations regarding the lack of foreign citizenship will not be considered valid.
Examples of additional documentation
(We recommend that it include all complete details of the individual concerned, such as full name, any other names/surnames used, date and place of birth, and, if applicable, date of death).
Note: The Consulate may deem it necessary to request further documentation.
For the United Kingdom:
• Share code (obtainable from the Gov.uk website) for parent(s) holding pre-settled status or UK visa (residence, work, etc.)
plus
• Official declaration confirming the right to vote exclusively in local elections, issued by the local Council in original form, legalized with Apostille (see Box TRANSLATIONS AND LEGALIZATIONS), or sent by email to the applicant and copied to statocivile.londra@esteri.it
Self-declarations regarding the lack of foreign citizenship will not be considered valid.
or
• Certificate of Non-Naturalization issued by the Home Office UK Border Agency for those who have resided in the UK since 01/10/1986. If the individual resided in the UK prior to that date, a certificate of non-naturalization issued by The National Archives must also be submitted.
For other countries:
• Certificate of Non-Naturalization issued by the competent authorities of the foreign country of emigration, certifying that the Italian individual never acquired citizenship of that country. This certificate must be duly legalized/apostilled and translated into Italian (*SEE BOX TRANSLATIONS AND LEGALIZATIONS).
If the individual has resided in multiple countries (e.g., Argentina, Brazil, United Kingdom) for a period sufficient to acquire citizenship through naturalization under local laws, certificates of non-naturalization or naturalization must be provided for each relevant country.
- (IF APPLICABLE – In case foreign citizenship was acquired after the minor’s birth, a notarised photocopy of the Certificate of Naturalization issued by the competent authorities of the foreign country. The photocopy must be duly legalized/apostilled and translated into Italian (*SEE BOX TRANSLATIONS AND LEGALIZATIONS).
- Any declarations of renunciation of citizenship